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LiteOn 165H6S w/HS0E fw and taiyo TYG03, one of the best burns I've had so far with this drive.....
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I got a couple of those Samsung SH-182M SB02 burners and set one up as an external, how do I get it to scan (its grayed out)
I actually got my Sony 810A to scan the disc I did on the Samsung, but it doesnt register the PI failures.Comment
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I think samsung is same as pioneer that the scan is not reliable, you may want to scan with lighton or benqsigpic
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That first scan is done with my Sony, have not flashed it to Benq yet
but it is a scan of the Samsung burn.
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Scanned a Sony D11 with Benq 1650. CDspeed reads as TY02. This is strange.
Re-burned onto a TY02 with Benq 1650.
I'm impressed.Last edited by codajohn; 25 Oct 2006, 05:37 AM.CJ
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Verbatim 16x, dvd+r, mcc-004 @ 8x w/Samsung SH-S182M (external)
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Verbatim 16x, dvd+r, mcc-004 @ 8x w/newly flashed Sony-810A over to Benq DVD DD DW1640
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Not Bad & also not great.
Verbatim 16X dvd+r, MCC 004 00 @8X (ImgBurn) with TSSTcorp CD/DVDW SH-162L (TS06).
Edit: This finishes off this test on the Verbatims.
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Verbatim 8X DVD+R MCC_003 MIT Burn@4X W/ImgBurn using build mode
A little on the short side but a beautiful burn!Last edited by Gary D; 2 Nov 2006, 08:56 AM.Gary D
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Did you know there is an update for your Nero CD/DVD Speed Gary D? BTW great burn.
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Comparison?
Dvd Shrink Default 4464 MBs, look at end of burn.
Dvd Shrink Custom 4000 MBs.
Coincidence?
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Soup,
To analyze those or at least semi-intelligently guesstimate the pif error
causes we need to know the burn speed and you need to scan at a slower speed, you might be graphing read errors.Comment
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Both burned at 12X, I always scan at the speed I burn at. I wasn't looking to go deep in to it but when I saw the first one at the end like that I decided to redo it through Dvd Shrink at a lower setting just to see what would happen that's all, no biggie.
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rescan that 1st disk at 8x if you would and see if it's better at the endComment
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Ignorance was bliss.
Just for the heck of it, scanned @4X as well.
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